Honeydew & Forest Honeys

Honeydew and forest honeys arise when bees gather sweet exudates from trees, shrubs, and other plants—often via sap-feeding insects such as aphids and scale. These honeys tend to be darker in color, richer in minerals, and more malty or caramelized in flavor than most blossom honeys.

Below you’ll find individual honeydew and forest honeys, each with its own sensory profile, ecology, and regional traditions.